Lifestyle tips

thighs and booty is the dream! vast majority seem to start belly-first.

would love to see some pics of your gain progress

So many lovely responses so far. My gains have of course filled out my belly and my chest and butt are not far behind. Right now one my shirts is hugging my thicker waist. I've been enjoying myself this holiday season, that's for sure.

The holiday season it very dangerous to all people especially us who like food. You might need to get some new clothes for Christmas or buy some to contain your growing body.

Summershandy3:
The holiday season it very dangerous to all people especially us who like food. You might need to get some new clothes for Christmas or buy some to contain your growing body.[/quote]


They still fit... for now. I have a string of parties lined up until the end of the year, which means that there will be lots of food and wine. This season can be hazardous to the waistline.

Summershandy3:
The holiday season it very dangerous to all people especially us who like food. You might need to get some new clothes for Christmas or buy some to contain your growing body.

Plumpbabe:
They still fit... for now. I have a string of parties lined up until the end of the year, which means that there will be lots of food and wine. This season can be hazardous to the waistline.[/quote]

Oh my sounds like the holidays season has the potential to ruin your waistband and other parts of your body before the end of the year. I hope that fear of getting fatter doesn’t stop you from enjoying yourself and indulging in whatever you want. How do you think you’ll look after the holidays are over?

Summershandy3:
The holiday season it very dangerous to all people especially us who like food. You might need to get some new clothes for Christmas or buy some to contain your growing body.

Plumpbabe:
They still fit... for now. I have a string of parties lined up until the end of the year, which means that there will be lots of food and wine. This season can be hazardous to the waistline.

Summershandy3:
Oh my sounds like the holidays season has the potential to ruin your waistband and other parts of your body before the end of the year. I hope that fear of getting fatter doesn’t stop you from enjoying yourself and indulging in whatever you want. How do you think you’ll look after the holidays are over?[/quote]

It might be a tad on the softer side. I’ve been eating well and enjoying the holiday.

Summershandy3:
The holiday season it very dangerous to all people especially us who like food. You might need to get some new clothes for Christmas or buy some to contain your growing body.

Plumpbabe:
They still fit... for now. I have a string of parties lined up until the end of the year, which means that there will be lots of food and wine. This season can be hazardous to the waistline.

Summershandy3:
Oh my sounds like the holidays season has the potential to ruin your waistband and other parts of your body before the end of the year. I hope that fear of getting fatter doesn’t stop you from enjoying yourself and indulging in whatever you want. How do you think you’ll look after the holidays are over?

Plumpbabe:
It might be a tad on the softer side. I’ve been eating well and enjoying the holiday.[/quote]

Sounds like you are already on the softer side so eating well the rest of the holiday season might push you past a few extra pounds. I sense you may have to go shopping for some new clothes soon or risk lots of tight and lifting clothes the rest of the winter. Has anyone said anything about your weight gain yet or have they been too polite to say anything?

Plumpbabe:
It might be a tad on the softer side. I’ve been eating well and enjoying the holiday.

Summershandy3:
Sounds like you are already on the softer side so eating well the rest of the holiday season might push you past a few extra pounds. I sense you may have to go shopping for some new clothes soon or risk lots of tight and lifting clothes the rest of the winter. Has anyone said anything about your weight gain yet or have they been too polite to say anything?[/quote]

Yep. I’m in my soft girl era and am loving it. Nobody has said anything yet. Maybe they approve and want to see more.

As I write this, I remembered a gym ad that came out around the holidays in which people were trying to guess what they got for Christmas. Some of the responses were a bigger butt, love handles, etc. I’ve been enjoying dessert daily amongst other things and am sure that will bring me a squishier body.

Plumpbabe:
It might be a tad on the softer side. I’ve been eating well and enjoying the holiday.

Summershandy3:
Sounds like you are already on the softer side so eating well the rest of the holiday season might push you past a few extra pounds. I sense you may have to go shopping for some new clothes soon or risk lots of tight and lifting clothes the rest of the winter. Has anyone said anything about your weight gain yet or have they been too polite to say anything?

Plumpbabe:
Yep. I’m in my soft girl era and am loving it. Nobody has said anything yet. Maybe they approve and want to see more.

As I write this, I remembered a gym ad that came out around the holidays in which people were trying to guess what they got for Christmas. Some of the responses were a bigger butt, love handles, etc. I’ve been enjoying dessert daily amongst other things and am sure that will bring me a squishier body.[/quote]

I love that is your soft girl era. Sounds like it’s been fun and liberating. What do you like best about it so far?

Perhaps you haven’t gotten so big that people feel the need to comment or they just assume you hit the holiday treats a little harder this year than normal….all while assuming you’ll hit the gym and cut back after the holidays. I sense that might not be the case for you this year.

That’s a great ad for a gym for those who fear becoming fatter and softer. Too bad you might want something like that. What would you like the holidays treats to gift your body this year?

I kind of ballooned all over but my back fat specifically has grown a lot the more I gain